Amundi introduces flagship funds to bolster retail offering

It will meet the evolving needs of investors amidst an uncertain market.

Asset manager Amundi has launched three flagship funds to retail investors in Singapore in order to meet the evolving needs of retail investors amidst an uncertain market, the company announced.

Amongst the three flagship funds is Amundi Funds Pioneer US Bond, a multi-sector fixed income fund that invests mainly in a wide range of US dollar-denominated investment grade bonds, aiming to achieve competitive returns without excessive additional volatility.

The other two funds, which also actively integrate environmental, social, and governance considerations in the portfolio evaluation process, are global equity funds Amundi Funds Polen Capital Global Growth and KBI Global Sustainable Infrastructure Fund.

Amundi chief executive officer of South Asia Eric Bramoullé said that by bringing the investment solutions, the group commits to providing investors with access to growth and sustainable investment opportunities.

“The introduction of these flagship funds demonstrates our ‘best-of-breed’ approach in providing carefully chosen offerings to meet the evolving needs of Singapore investors,” Bramoullé said.
 

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